Hemet's Hamani Stevens has said he will attend UCLA, according to a UCLA recruiting site.

Stevens, who will be a senior this fall, had been offered by schools like MIchigan State and UTEP, where his brother plays.

Stevens comes from a long line of accomplished Hemet football players -- coach Andy Boynton has had at least one Stevens on his team every year, and he's been at Hemet over a decade -- and at 6-2 and approximately 300 pounds, he was the top lifter on last year's Hemet team. Given his size, speed and mobility, UCLA will likely use Stevens as an interior lineman.

Stevens is an outgoing, energetic player who should be able to handle the rigors of college football. One of the highlights of each Hemet football season is the team meal Stevens' parents prepare for the team prior to every homecoming game.

Stevens was named to the CalHiSports all-state underclassman team after last season and was first-team All-Sunbelt League on offense and defense. He was named to The Press-Enterprise All-Riverside County Football Team after last season.